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In Bayou Home
Nov 3rd, 2016
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The Home Of Kelli And Jim Worthey. Article By Maré Brennan Photography By Martin G Meyers Interior Design by Julie Mays Addition Architecture: Cassidy Keim Outdoor Living Area Construction: Lincoln Outdoor Living, Bryan Beck Landscaping: Drew Hampton Pool Construction: Clay Pools Perched high on a hi...
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In Bayou Home
Nov 3rd, 2016
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Jolly and Tim Brandon’s Guest House Indian Lakes • West Monroe, LA Article By Maré Brennan Photography By Martin G Meyers Interior Design By Myron Griffing When Shreveport interior designer Myron Griffing of Space: Interiors got the call from his good friends Jolly and Tim Brandon of West Monr...
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In Bayou Eats
Nov 3rd, 2016
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article by Claire Shepard | photos by Martin G Meyers If you have recently visited Antique Alley in West Monroe during your lunch hour, you have likely noticed the car-filled parking spots on Wood Street, the sign displaying lunch specials outside a once sparsely traveled block and the influx of pe...
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In Bayou Icon
Nov 3rd, 2016
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Caleb Seney, Executive Director of MedCamps, has always had a desire to serve. His work at MedCamps is just scratching the surface of things he plans to do and his vision of being able to make an impact in families’ lives. article by Maré Brennan photo by Martin G Meyers Caleb Seney is no stranger [&...
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In Bayou Artist
Nov 3rd, 2016
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Maestro Clay Couturiaux is in his twelfth season as Director and Conductor of the Monroe Symphony Orchestra. Music is his language – a universal language powerful enough to capture the full range of human experience. He has spent a career channeling the genius of great composers through his body an...
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In Bayou Outdoors
Nov 3rd, 2016
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article by Dan Chason Last month I introduced you to my closest childhood friend, Jon Miller. I promised this month to take that another step forward with our simple theme: Friends are a rare commodity. I said it once and it is worth saying again that most people can count their friends on one han...
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In Bayou Kidz
Nov 3rd, 2016
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Having an “Attitude for Gratitude” This Thanksgiving article by Cindy G. Foust Okay, I told a story. You know, like a little white lie kind of story. I promised last month I would be writing my column for November on something light and mildly entertaining (although somewhat boring if you ask me, com...
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In AskErin
Nov 3rd, 2016
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by Erin Sharplin Love Surprisingly, having an inadequate workspace can affect you personally, emotionally and financially. Rather, it should be a place where you enjoy spending your time, and it should be organized and productive. If your workspace doesn’t inspire and motivate you to create the best ...
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In Bayou Artist
Sep 28th, 2016
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article by April Honaker | photography by Brad Arender Artists and other creative types are often imagined using their talents in solitude, but designers Robert Brooks and Marla Emory of Studio Brooks + Emory have continually proven the value of collaboration. Their complementary strengths and backgr...
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In Bayou Eats
Sep 28th, 2016
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LEAH AND BRAD PARKER ARE THE FOUNDERS OF TEX-MEX FAVORITE, THE IRON CACTUS. THEIR FLAIR FOR COMBINING MEXICAN AND AMERICAN FLAVORS IS WHAT MAKES THEIR RESTAURANT ONE OF THE BAYOU’S BEST. article by Claire Shephard | photography by Martin G Meyers Nestled in a non-descript strip of stores between the ...
